The EU calls for dialogue in Venezuela and considers Guaidó a “privileged interlocutor”
The European Union (EU) reiterated on Monday that the “only way out” of the crisis in Venezuela is to resume political negotiations and to establish a transition process leading to “fair elections”, stressing the bloc sees the opposition’s Juan Guaidó as a “key player” in this process.
In addition, Brussels demanded that the Venezuelan government guarantees “freedom and security” for opposition leaders, and threatened to apply more economic sanctions to Caracas.
The foreign ministers of the 27 EU countries avoided mentioning the status of Guaidó in this crisis, as he self proclaimed president-in-charge two years ago by an opposition-dominated National Assembly . However, European officials assured that he, as well as the rest of the deputies of the outgoing National Assembly are “important actors and privileged interlocutors as well” in the political process.
Biologist has doubts about the vaccine and questions Mexico s approval process
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A shipment of about 200,000 doses of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine will arrive in Mexico next week, a senior health official said Tuesday.
But it is not yet known when the doses may be administered because Cofepris, Mexico’s health regulator, has not authorized the Russian vaccine.
Juan Ferrer, head of the government’s universal health care scheme, announced the forthcoming arrival of the first of many shipments of the two-shot Sputnik V, telling reporters at a press conference Tuesday morning that the purchase “opens up new hope” for Mexico.
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